The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-14
The OHIO DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL NEWS.
Strawberries are in market.

The Logan Presbyterian was
issued this week.
IT. P. johnson, is in the city
this week attending court.
-Chas. Keynes and "Cug" Baker
was in Nelsonville Sunday.
will and Lawrence Kessler
were in Marietta this week.
Fred Schneemilch, of Gallipo-
lis was in the city on Monday.
Col. Rempel has had the houses
near the Market lot repainted.
The gas we'll has commenced
operations. It's only a question of
time now.
Geo. Work who has been en-
ployed in Gallipolis has returned
to Logan to remain.
Lancaster High School spent
Thursday at New Straitsville look
ing through the mines.
Mrs. David Clark of this city
is visiting friends and relatives in
New Straitsville this week.
William Armstrong Jr. and
Clark Bailor of Perry, are in the
city serving as Petit Jurors.
The Misses Mary Pursell and
Nell Wright, of Lancaster visited
friends in Logan, Thursday last.
Squire A. Miller, of Goodhope,
foreman of the Grand Jury made
the DEMOCRAT pleasant call on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Garret, who has
been visiting relatives here, re-
turned to her home in Middleport
Wednesday.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Hoyt gave handsome musical to
her class, in the lawn front of Mrs.
Chas. Wrights residence.
MIR. and Mrs. Maynard, and
their daughter, Miss Eta, have re-
tured this week, after pleasant
visit with relatives at Worthington,
Ohio.
There will be service at Grace
Episcopal Chapel, Sunday morning
at 1880 and evening at 7.3O. Rev.
T. A. Waterman will preach.
-Chas Work, Will Frasch, Will
James, Misses Maggie and Lizzie
Rempel of Logan, and Miss Minnie
Giehert, Of Gallipolis, spent Sun
day at the Rock House.
The New Plymouth Graphic
comes to us this week under
new name viz: sthe, Racdo9n Yalley
Graphic, it is also enlarged to a six
column folio. We are glad to see
this evidence of prosperity but if all
the copies look like the one sent us
tits simply a growth without i'm
provement.
Charles (Bub) montgomery has
rented the room on the Gimble
corner, formerly occupied by J. N
Alltop and fitted it up in fine style
as a restaurant and dining hall.
Our country people and all others
can always get a good meal or
lunch by dropping into his place.
Fine candies, nuts and fruits al
ways on hand cheap.
Mrs. G. M. Mccormick and her
Sunday school class from the M. E.
Sunday school, consisting of twelve
little folks went on picnic excur-
sion to SCOTS Greek Falls on last
Saturday. They had dinner in the
woods and spent the day in fishing,
gathering shells, flowers etc. All
returned in the evening impressed
with the fact they had spent hap
py day.
Mrs. John w. Work and Mrs.
r. d. McManigal, attended the
gradating of Edgar w. Work at
Lane Seminary ON the 9th ult. of
his speech the Cincinnati Enquirer
says: 1t was conceded that the
most thoughtful and best delivered
grafton was that of Edgar w.
Work, of Logan, Ohio, whose thesis,
Experimental Tests of Christian
Truths" was a mastery effort
which was most favorably receiv-
ed. Mr.. Work, if his attempt
yesterday is a criterion, promises
to make his mark in the religious
world. Mr.. Work was presented
at the close of his address with u
large boquet by the church in Van
Vert, Ohio, to whicn he was been
called.
A Serious Accident.
Israel Brown, while assisting Mr..
Andrew VOris to raise new barn